68th Czech Nette meetup “Last Saturday” in Prague

8 years ago by Jiří Zralý  

On 31st of January, Nette meetup “Last Saturday” was held in Prague. It’s an event, which is held every last Saturday of a month, in one of the Czech big cities.

Since it’s organized by chemiX, we can see the increasing standard of this event. This one started in the morning with a workshop for beginners and advanced users. Then, at 3 pm, a common block of talks begun, with an audience of more than 120.

The highlight of the evening was – still hot – the release of Nette 2.3 beta, which was presented by the main developer of Nette Framework, David Grudl. We will post about the new version on this blog when stable released, stay tuned.

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